Tips On Buying An Absinthe Fountain
Absinthe Fountains - What To Know Before You Buy
Choosing An Absinthe Fountains
Absinthe Fountains are the centerpiece of your Absinthe collection. Not only are they the best way to mix absinthe but also make a beautiful addition to your homes decor.
Your fountain is the most expensive piece of absinthianna you'll buy and there are important things to consider before purchasing. Let's look at the you'll consider before you purchase. The first step in purchasing an absinthe fountain is deciding whether an all Glass fountain or a Metal & Glass Absinthe Fountain is the right style for you.
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It is important to note that all glass fountains are made from either soda-lime or borosilicate glass (aka boron crystal). Borosilicate is much stronger and lighter than soda-lime. It also tends to have fewer flaws in the glass. If you need a cheap fountain for 1 or 2 uses, soda lime will be fine. But if you plan on keeping your fountain, you'll want to consider borosilicate crystal. NOTE: Avoid ebay and Amazon for ANY absinthe accessory. Like many of their products, absinthe accessories on Amazon and auction sites are often poor quality knock-offs. |
All Glass Absinthe Fountains
-Lighter and more easily transported than metal fountains
-Generally less expensive than Metal and Glass fountains -Available in 1, 2, 4 and 6 spout styles -Very little maintenance required for all glass fountains |
"All Glass Absinthe Fountains are lighter and easier to transport than Metal Fountains" |
Metal And Glass Absinthe Fountains
-Much heavier than All Glass fountains. Quality metal fountains are more like pieces of art that are displayed when not in use.
-Difficult to transport
-Available in different finishes. Gold Plate, Silver Plate and Nickel
-Generally more expensive than all glass models
-Available in 2, 4 and 6 spout styles
-Occasional polishing may be required for nickel or silver plate. Before polishing, consult dealer for proper technique.
-Difficult to transport
-Available in different finishes. Gold Plate, Silver Plate and Nickel
-Generally more expensive than all glass models
-Available in 2, 4 and 6 spout styles
-Occasional polishing may be required for nickel or silver plate. Before polishing, consult dealer for proper technique.
Absinthe Fountain - How Many Spouts
After you decide on metal or glass, next you will decide on the number of spigots your fountain will have. Metal fountains are available in 2, 4 and 6 spouts while glass fountains come with 1, 2, 4 and 6 spout styles.
The number of spigots you require will depend on a few things:
-How many people will be using the fountain. For smaller events, 2-5 people, a single spout or dual spout absinthe fountain will be sufficient. Once you get to 6 or more people, you may want to consider a 6 spout fountain. Keep in mind the fountain will only be used to prepare the absinthe.
The number of spigots you require will depend on a few things:
-How many people will be using the fountain. For smaller events, 2-5 people, a single spout or dual spout absinthe fountain will be sufficient. Once you get to 6 or more people, you may want to consider a 6 spout fountain. Keep in mind the fountain will only be used to prepare the absinthe.
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-Where will you keep the fountain when not in use. Most people display their absinthe fountain when not in use. You'll want to make certain the fountain will fit and look appropriate where you plan to display it. Always consider both the height and depth of the fountain you are considering.
-Will you be transporting your absinthe fountain. If you plan on traveling with your fountain, you may want to consider an all glass style. They are much lighter and less delicate than a metal absinthe fountain. If you will be traveling with a metal absinthe fountain, be sure and keep the box it was shipped in to keep it safe while on the move.
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